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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
The Census Of AIsace.Lorraine.

The LardeS Zeitung, which Is the official
journal OF the annexed provinces Of Alsace'
Lorraine, only now publishes the following
returns Of the census taken there in Decem-
Der 1885. st that date the total popull-
tior was only 1,J6i,35J, as compared with
1.5fC,G1O in December. 1850. thus showing
a decrease OF 2,3lj in the tive years. Divided
according to their nationality, there were,
in December 1885, 1.36S,1ll natives
Of Al>ace Lorraine, l5l,7j5 Germans
irOm other parts If the empire,
and 43,s29 foreigners, whereas In
December, 1850. the natives OF AlsAce-Lor-
raiuc numbered 1,4lS,025, and the immi-
grants from Germany Only 1li,791. Thus
in the course Of five years the native popu-
latlon has decreased by 49, 54 Inhabitants,
(2j.203 IN Lorraine, 1884 in Lower AlSace,
ard 9,997 in Upper Al.ace.) while the immi-
grants from other parts OF the empire had
increased bv 36,9jS. The diminutiOn OF
the native element is due TO the eyer-in-
creasing emigration Of the people, and the
LQndeS ZeittBg calculates that il the emf
grafton continues at the present rate the
native population will have disappeared
altogether at the end OF twenty-nine years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
Midsummer Madness.

There are various kinds and grades Of
summer madness beside the alteration re-
feIred to 10y Shakespeare. 1t Is mad act TO
drink ice.wateI when you are Oyerheated,
to leave home IN tie dog days simply be-
cause il is the f.s.ion. al! 10 by a new
Piano as you would ap0nudoi soap-with-
ont carefully investigating al the claims
advanced for the Instrument, n well as
closely examining the Piano ITSELF and com.
parDg ~ merits with those OF other pianos.
There is no earthly reason Tor tins unwise
haste. Walter ID. Moses d Co.'S stock Of
superb HMdman and Emerson Pianos are AT
all times oIen TO inspection whether pur-
chase is made or not. Gail at 0i4 Main
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
The Fear OF Draugbt5.


Foul dust in rooms cannot be got ria OF
by any amount Of sweeping and carpet
beating. The only thing that will remove
and replace it is q current Of comparatively
pure air from the outside. Except in very
cold weather there should always be two
Opcn windows IN each room on Oppo-I'e
sides. "If we should follow that advice"
the horriiied reader will eXclaim, ave
should all catch a fatal cold Don't | re-
member a dozen Gods | got by being eX-
posed to sudden draught? Only few
nights ago, when l occupied seat near
the door Of theatre, the door
was LETT open during the intermis-
sion, and the drlught, though pleasant
enough. gave me bad cold. No, thank
YOU; 10 draughts for me :" This logic
seems good, yet it Is utter sOphistry. As
metapbysician would say, the draught was
only tue occasion, not the cause, OF the
cold. The real cause was the foul, hot air
in The theatre. which demoraiZed your
skin and relaxed its blood-yesSels, so that
they were unable 10 react suddenly and
endure the he1lthful, cool air from the
street In other words, II was not the
draught that gave you cold, but the
sudden transition from hot 10 cold air.
Such transition always Is injurious 10 the
skin, whether it be from hot to cold or
from cold TO hot air. But IL you are
not oyerbeated current Of cold air Is never
Injurious. As one Of the greatest authori-
tics on hygiene, Professor Reclaim, re-
marks " DIaughts are not injurious I'M
less We are in a glow. To healthy persons
they cannot possibly do so much harm rs
the stagnant ar IN close room. The fear
OF draughts is entirely groundlsss, though
II affects most people IN a manner which IS
simply ludicTous." Ii is high time TO ac-
quit draughts OF the charge oil being the
cause OF our colds and to convict the true
culprlt, the injurious dollhouse atmosphere
in our rooms. Why do people on river ex-
cursions or on ocean steamers, where they
are exposed to terrible draughts, never
"catch cold ~ Simply because their skins
are not previously broiled in lighthouses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
GENERAL TwiGGs's SWORDS.
Worth Several Thousands of Dol
Iars-lseid in the Treasury
Department.
baltimore SUM-


There are now in The Treasury Depart
mcnt here three swords captured oy Gene
raj BENJAMIN. +. Butler at New Orleans.
which belonged to General TwiggS. They
were seized by General B. +. Butler in
1862, while the latter was in command OF
the Union forces at New Orleans. Al the
last session OF Congress n bill was passed
authorizing the Secretary OF the Treasury
10 return the swords TO such person. or legal
representative Of such person, as was the
owner Of them at the time they were
captured. Senator IIawley, in reporting
the bill fayorably from the Senate Military
Committee, said: "These are some pre-
senlaton swords given 10 General IWiggs
before toe war. They are among the cap
tured property OF The Government. No
body cares to put them in museum or To
sch thtm. or anything Of that sort. IL i
the wish OF the Treasury Department and
others who have iOOkedat the subject 10 re-
turn them, but controversy has arisen a. to
who are the owners. The bill proposes 10
submit the question Of fact TO the Court OF
Claims, and we report in favor Of it," The
bill was reported to the Senate without
amendment. ordered 10 4 third reading,
read the third time, and passed.
The "Congress sWord" was presented
by the President Of the United states agree
able to resolution Of Congress to Briga-
ditr.G, neral David L. Twigg, in testimony
OF the high sense entertained by Congress
OF bis gallant and good conduct IN storm
ing Monterey. Resolution approved March
2.1s47. The scaDoard is solid gold, aud
1T with topaz, diamonds, sapphires, and
aqua marine, ard the blade Is OF the finest
Damascus steel. Value, 100000.
The State swoId" Is from the State OF
Georgia TO NJ ior-General David Z. TWIggs,
.as 4 tribute TO bis gallnntry in Mexico in
lS47-Palo Alto, RtslcI de la PALMA, Mon
terey, Vera Cruz, Cerro Gordo, Chapuite-
pee, Moline del Rey, and City Of Mexico"
The scat bard is silver, with gold platingS,
and has one large emerald IN the hlndle;
value, $1,000. The "city sword is from
the citizens OF Augusta, Ga. The scabbard
is of silver, with gold plating aud trim
mirg,, aud is set with rubies, diamonds,
and alncthy>tS. There is also a silk belt.
with gold embroidery; value, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
CHARGED WITH BiGAMY.
A Norfolk Man wanted To Answer
this Charge Here.

TIE following special telegram came to
the Dispatch from Norfolk last night:
"To-dsy Chiefof-Police Joseph a. Roi-
land received letter from Chief-of-Police
John Poe, OF Richmond, asking him to ar
rest white man named John G. Withers,
wanted In Richmond for bigamy. Police.
Detective wilbur was put on the case. In
an hour he had the man.
"Withers was rather prominently before
the people Of Norfolk few years ago, when
his wife and two children, who were
grossly neglected, died In house on Mar
ket Square, after having been assisted by
several charitable ladies, TO whom her con-
diiion was made known.
"Withers has been employed by Church
street furniture. dealer for some time, and
has wife and child here. She saw him ut
the station. house after the arrest, and he APP
peared very aiftc1ionate towards her. She
Is the third wife, and he Is said not to have
lived with the second wife (who IS In Rich
nond) more than few days. An officer
arrived here from Richmond tonight TO
take the accused home"
Sergeant Howard, OF the First station,
left here yesterday evening for Norfolk, and
will doubtless come back to-day with
Nithers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
Lord Londsdaie's Ancestral Hon 4


At the Earl OF Lonsdale's Carlton House
terrace ancestral home there has been q
grand reception during the week OF all the
picture.dealers and furniture brokers OF
London and Paris, who have come to see
the place as ii has been these fifty years, but
will be no more. for by this time the pitt
less hammer Of Christie is knocking down
the gorgeous brlc.d.brdc without remorse.
And what an inferno the place is, with its
Pompadours and du Barrys and de Mlin-
lemons and Mignons, its Nell Gwynnes,
Duchesses OF Portsmouth, and Peg Voting
tons sinking and leering with their
soft, sleepy eyes in wanton Dagni6cence
from every wall, dressed, or rather IN
dressed, In the fashion that came in when
modesty went out, as Horace Walpole said
OF them. Everything is In the viIest taste
OF French upholstery OF the Louis Seize
style, defased by the coarser feeling OF our
"Gnnd MonarQue," George Nv. IL re-
minded me OF nothing 80 strongly as the
old crushroom OF the opera In Lumley's
time, and expected every moment to
meet Dolly Fitzclarence arm Ia arm with
DIS great "pal," Sir George Womowell,
fresh from the .'omnibus box" Interiors
Of this sort can well be spared, aud to purity
The plsce good rafting lire Is about the
only thing that Phliistine could wish for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
LIQUOR-LICENsES.
Onty i92 cut OF $40 Issued; 20 Paid
I'm Commons.

In the license.ycar beginning May |,
1856. licenses were issued TO $40 merchants
for the sale OF liquor in the city of Rich
mond. OF these several were wholesale
dealers, and there were, in addition there
to-, five mple-merchauts' licenses issued.
for each Of which $3.50 was pad. The en-
tire revenue derived from this source du-
ring the year was S54,G9092 So, S4 SO
Tor the period from May LIST 10 November
and s., $500 for the six months from No
v,mber. 1886, TO May, 1887.
Since May /, 1887, up 10 2 p. NJ. yester.
day but 1872 licenses 10 liquOr-deaiers had
been granted. OF these ll5 were paid in
money, and for the remaining 20
coupons were rendered under what is
known as Coupon-KiIlcr No. Ii. e., the
coupons are rendered for vcritication and
the money is deposited with them. The
grand jury OF the Hastings Court, which
meets tomorrow week, will proceed to in
dict all hquor.dealers who have not pro-
cured their licenses by tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
nOn.t Forget

"THE LITTLE STORE AROUND TIRE CORNER"
" here you can find all the newest novel
ties in Neckwcar, Underwear, Hosiery,
Suspeuders, SHIRTS, Umbrellas, and all
other articles Of Gentiemen's Furnishing
Goods. GauZe Undershirts, 3jc.; tine
BaIbnggan Undershirts, soc. best quality
Pepperel Jean Drawers, Soc, and "LesIie
BrJg" Shirt, Csc; Bilhriggan Half.IIose.
l7c.; Scarfs from sc. 10 Soc; good sus-
Uenders, zoe aud ali other goods at SINH
lar low prices. Come and { me.
l.. LESLIE SPENCE, Agent.
No. north Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
To TaH-PayeFs.

All taxes due the stJto can be e.if.
Coupons.
Complete protection and Indemhig k.,,.
aDteed.
License.taxes due the State cin be pill B.,
Coupons.
Overdue taxes due the STATE on rfai,,s
personal property can be paid Ia Cou,os.
All lIQuOr.licenses should De ta..1 IN.
on or before July %.
BY rendering Coupons you win ,.y, ,
large proportion OF your tax bin.
The United States supreme Court iva.
pczted decisions bas hrld the stat. Ia,
receivable Coupons 10 BE- as good tou..,r IN,
taxes as gold or bank.u0'es.
JAMS =. Corr.
Oil Main str q, Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
The Alleged Death OF Lewis Lam
bert.

Relative to the death OF this young man,
long resident Of Richmond. the Char es-
ton (W. Va correspondent OF the DiSpa!ch
lelegraphs as follows:
"a man giving bis name a Walter Lam
bert was in this city Thursday, and In a
conversation be referred to Lewis IS being
dead. lie also claimed TO be friend OF
craig Tolllyer, and left for Morebead, KY,
Uia Chesapeake and Ohio railway Friday
morning, since when nothing has been
heard OF him. His movements while Ia
this city were very mysterious"
a telegram received here from the mayor
OF Charleston states that he knows nothing
Of any such man.
IL !. moi believed here that Lewis Lam
bert is desd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26

Edloe Pcndleton Jones. 2. Baritone solo,
MIR. Douglass l.. Leftwich. Q. Grafton,
"The Confederate Soldier" Jefferson WAL
lace. 4. Tenor solo, Captain Frank w.
Cunningham. D. Debate-Question, -" Re-
solved, That War ~ JustidabIe." Afiirma'
tive, Wessrs. W. Mac. Jones and Robert Nj.
smith; Negative, Messrs. George II. True
man and Samuel Z. Pulllam 0. Baritone
solo, MIR. Leftwich. 7. Tenor solo, Captain
Cunningham. Mr.. Kirk Mathews vii! play
the Accomplishments.
The Lyceum entertainments have been
yery popular this season, and crowded
audience may be expected next Tuesday.
The plan Of using admission-,iekets has
been adopted to prevent oyer.crowding.
The tickets are free to any one who may
apply for them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
Summer sknea.

Beginning with our 7'c Bcadsl R.R
Opera Slippers, our stock througho. 90
5000 pair oxford Ties. Newport Bl.
and Opera and Lspgiry Slipper, g. v,. 4,
every conceivable novelty ia th. 3D., o.
A. the season moves on, We sre r +,
these goods at slaughter prices.
Just cone and see what We are -y
and don't forget that ne h,ye 49,. =
Trunks aud Sa'chels 4l.o AZ les. tl.- a..
tory prices. JACOB MAY y $50
COZ BfnIl 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
rup RICHMOND DISPATCH-SUNDAY. JUNE 70 1887.

will. however, soon have another opportu-
nifty of the same, or rather OF better, SORT
as Mr.. Ayers intends to prosecute the BAL
timore ana Ohio Railroad Company unoer
the law. His object IS not 10 attempt 10
" buIIdoze :" The court, but simply TO make
a test case on a writ OF habeas corpus
whereby the Judges decision, IL Deed De'
can he reviewed quickly by a higher TIL
hnnaI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
isenrico County Affairs.

The County Court Judge Il. c. Minor
was in session for short while yesterday
hearing civil cases, and adjourned over
until Monday, when the case OF Is. X. Lips
comb, personal representative and legatee
OF James Lipscomb, Us. the county for the
payment OF bonds issued during the war,
amounting IN the aggregate 10 $4,000,
with interest, ~ set for trial.
The following newly-elected officers,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26

CHEWING & ROSE. 8 2. NJ, ue,.'s, ~
lion sale OF a lite iaterest IA iae ~ 10
an undivided oRo.iitsh tntefe'. .. 4. -
mainder u tot of land a. ",
corner Of Second aud Lelsh ST.. I'D. .,..
" L STAPLES 4 co, 6 z. NJ, 49,
per dwelling No. i41 BEoal - ,,r
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO, l'T M, : OPS
Story house and thrve oailA,J,ii +, a p., le.c'
The proposed Jacssoa-NSfS - --,.,e ,a+
Al HARFEiD 4 son, 10 A. ~ INV
pledges, sewing mechi9e' - ..,,,, -
cYORGE W. MAYO. 10y L. -
CHAMBER furniture, ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
Lyceum Roys. Again.

The young men OF the \. NJ. G. A. Lite
rary Society will hold their public eeiebra
tlon Tuesday evening at $3.50 O'clock.
There will he q very attractive programme.
Frank Cunningham and Douglass Leftwich
will sing and Jefferson Wallace will deliver
IN address. The public is invited, espe-
cisliy the ladies. Admis, tickets may
bad free at the Association building and at
Ryland & Lees, or from any OF tho young
mn OF The society. The programme will
be al follows: /. Address OF welcome,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26

whose terms begin the LIT Of July, qusli.
fed yesterday: John II. McDouough, con-
stable, Fairfield district; Charles ". AM
derson, constable, Tuekahoe district; w.
=. Leake, clerk OF the Circuit Court.
The Board OF Supervisors met and were
engaged for short while dlsposing oil ron-
tine business. This was the last meeting
OF the old board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
THE BLIND TIGER.
The wheel Device Used by Liquor
Sellers I'm Kansas.
Topeka letter.l

IlOptkh lebFtsl
In several cities 10 the State what Is
known ~ the blind tiger" IL the scheme
which is being used 10 sell beer and whis'
key. A description OF this novel little ap-
paratus, told by a gentleman who inyesti-
gated n, Is a. follows:
"The o.her day, when ! was outin west
ern Kansas, In a town OF not ovsr five hun
dIed people, asked the hotel proprietor II
there was any place where l could obtain
some beer. lie pointed Significantly TO
little dug.out In The rear OF the hotel and
mo'ioned me TO 90 ahead.
81 did, and passing five or six steps !
entered q room about five feet below the
surface OF the earth, ten feet long by six
feet wide.
"LoOking around on either side OF me
was the dirt wall, but gazing ahead was
partition dividing the room. In the eeutre
OF this partition midway from the floor TO
the ceili0g was a revolving cylinder d.
vded into compartments. Above this
wheel az 1t was called, were printed the
following words on placard:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
Unexplained Alarm Of Fire.

The BUSINESS part OF down town was ex-
cited yesterday about quarter TO 2 O'Clock
by an alarm OF fire from Box 6l-south
Twelfth street near the Haxall Mills. The
Fire Department was soon on the ground,
End big crowd Of people gathered. but no
fire could be found, nor could the alarmi:t
be discovered.
There are 6ee keys to this box in the
rei2hborhood, and 1t is supposed that the
holder OF some one OF them while looking
into the box accidentally set the machinery
in motion.
WOrkmen in the neighbofhood say the
box has been open several days, but Su.
pernteDdent Thompson, who made tour
Of inspection FRIDAY, says the box was
locked then.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26

Before leaving the city for the mountains
snd seaside resorts DO not fail TO purchase
an accident ticket IN the Southern Accident
Insurance Company. Insures for 5000 In
case Of death. with els weekly indemnity.
at a cost OF % cents per day; thirty days.
$3.50. On sale at hotels, ticket ofies. AT d
depOts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
Salem and LINN Posts.

The Grand Army Of the Republic posts
OF Salem and Lynn, Mass, about 2j)
strong, will reach Richmond on the Fourth
Of July at 8 Z. NJ. uia the Chesapeake and
Ohio route. Their route from Gettysburg
lies ria Hagerstown, Antietam, aud
WavDesboro' Junction; thence Ui0 the
Chesapeake and Ohio to Richmond. They
will be run through in a special train.
The sIecial train TO be run by the sur.
viyOrs Of PicEetrs division to Gettysburg
on the I'd Of July will 60 Gin the same
ronfe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26

We call attention 10 the ausonncsnro-. 4,
another column Of Hessrs. George D..
Peasants & SON that they viii W.T. a
their sompanies policies Of il.u, /.
against damage by storms. Thi. IA. be-,
done in the Northwest Tor some year. -I
as the rayages appear o. Cur own srr q
the protector appears also. Such is '..
greSs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
Tho 0ufEup Climb.

Tie Young Mems Christian Association
Outing Club yesterday afternoon visited
Msior A. II. Courtney's farm and had a
ioyous time. A tug oi-war" and various
other games and amusements were INDUCED
in with great satisfaction.
The club carried out twenty.three MEM
bers, and they made the trip in wagons.
Major Courtney treated them very kind
", and they will ever hereafter have in
creased admiration for him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
Why Do Ladle, wish for Is,n

Because 2. u. French Hand. Nade !. CA,
Corsets are ius, What every lady 't 4
wear. They combine everything fal' F..
desirable in a COrset-ylz., Porte s..
Comfort, and Durability. fhey au ..
coming very popular m our city, b,
ladies are fast finding out their merit 81.
sale az 1HALlugER BROrlF.-.
Fifth and Rr0ai .tr,.4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
The Noore.Street School.

The Committee on Schools met yester-
day evening and transacted routine bust
ness. Cily.Engineer Cutshaw informed
the committee that the Moore Street Pub
lic.School building is nearly completed.
The School Board viii meet again July
lst 10 receive The new building, by which
time il will be finished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
buiance Call.

The city ambulance, under charge OF DR..
Rogers, was called to the corner OF Fifteenth
and Marshall streets about O'Clock yester-
day afternoon 10 man named Lochman,
who bad fallen While going down steps by
the Jail and cut his head over the right eye.
tie was taken 10 the almshouse aud his head
IrfccfH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
Grain and Cotton Exchange.

The annual meeting OF the members OF
the Richmond Grain and Cotton Exchange
for the election Of officers for the ensuing
yesr will be held in the rooms OF the ex'
change tomorrow at IL O'Clock A. NJ. The
following.named gentlemen have been ap.
pointed inspectors Of election: Lewis d..
Crensbaw, Jr., X. b. Somervile, and John
Wh1elWricht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26

For comfort and preservation OF the eye
sight Speelacles or Eyeglasses must be cor.
rectly adjusted. To obtain such result call
on DR.. :. Galeski, Consulting 0ptician, 9i5
east Main street. Examination free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
Hollywood Association.

y WIZ F717F'VfIFI
The Hollywood Memorial Anoe.,,..
has received through Miss KITTY stils. an
sum oil 800 from two ladies N sly,n,.s
Ca, to aid In marking TIE grave. m ~,
Confederate dead. A large numb, "" y,
Georeians are buried 10 Hollywood
'sct every southern State Is rcpr.en,,S
WIZ not others follow this noble examo,, (,
Southern papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
RoYs Locked I'D.

Two white boys, Frank Parrish aud
Hammond Long, about sixteen Years Old,
who live I'm the western part OF the city,
got drunk last evening and were found
hy Polio. man Barker, just before midnight,
fighting mriously on Morris street. TbeS
we're taken to the THIRD station. house and
locked uD,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
The National Complaint.
"@f WIZ IN ITFIFNT 1TRFgT
NEW YORk. Febrnnry Z lsae .


NEW YORK, February 7. lss
For the last year baye az times b,d
severe attacks Of dyspepsia, aecomra,,ity
with wind and pains in the Id ' ~
stomach. Everything ate di.agreed v -,a
me and | lost flesh daily. Internal o,S,
cine only afforded me temporary re'isi
then commenced applying Allcock.. D.
rous Plasters-one on the pit q ~.
stomach and one below, Just ab,yo m.
navel. In few hours my pain, 49,
much abated. In tho days my iool n,
peared to agree with me. At the end -.
week | was nearly well. but .'fl .,,
tinue wearing the r. e,ers as a pfee,ut.o,
have used altogether six Plaster. 40
must say they are the cheapest ma n".'
medicine ever invented
THOMAS j. RITZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
Fourteenth street.

Fourteenth street between Main and
Franklin has been newly paved with era-
mite blocks, and the sidewalks are being re-
laid. Property In this section Is blocking
up" now that a double track street.rail-
way has been laid on Franklin street, and
there is talk OF still smother to run down
Fourteenth street across MayO's bridge 10
Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
Twelve totem.

The match.g game OF baseball between
the Walker Light Guards nine and Reads
pine tOlympics) OF Church Hill, played on
Chimborszo. Park grounds yesterday AFTER
noon, resulted In victory for the former
by a score Of 10 TO 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-26
rir,t New Wheat ON ,Chaure.

The first new wheat OF the season was
offered on Change yesterday morning-l30
bushels OF the Fultz yariety-dry, we'll
cleaned, and very good. The sample
shown YVES grown on the farm Of James B.
Winston. Esq, Of Hanover county, Va.
and was sold by Messrs. Carter a. Ryand
TO Charles l.. Todd, Esq. for the GaIlego
Mills, at eighty-fye cents per bushel.